Potash producers rejoice — China likely to pay more for it this year
According to analysts from Credit Suisse, Chinese importers will settle at $320 a tonne, versus $305 a tonne they paid last year.
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Zimbabwe’s top diamond mining firms agree to merge
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BHP’s South32 spinoff to cost $738m
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Molycorp tanking after wider loss
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After Finland buy, fund seeks met coal, base metal mines
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The APT GroundBreaker Division are Proud to Introduce the GoldMasta Sluice
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‘Zombie’ miners pulling down TSX Venture exchange
The plug should be pulled on these marginal junior miners, say investors.
